Crazy, well I don't think she was crazy. I think when someone close to you dies, you create ways to connect with them again. The scene alluded to her being crazy and i think we obviously need to read the whole play to discover whether or not she was crazy or if these sentimental moments are meant to deal with the pain of loss. I think craziness entails things or episodes that aren't natural. I think with Cathrine seeing her father and talking to him is a somewhat natural thing to do. Now thats not to say if she continues to talk to him that it would be normal, but considering she just lost her father, I think it is okay to assume that it isn't her being crazy.
On the other hand, Robert brought his daughter champagne, and when he 'dissapears' the champagne bottle remains. It is also there for her sister to see the next morning. I wonder about that bottle and whether or not that is a clue about what will happen...
Do you think the champagne bottle is significant?
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